Sentence examples for Most excitable from inspiring English sources

Most excitable introduction to an author award goes to the chair of Jackie Kay's event, who promised that an hour spent with the poet was the "literary equivalent of a ride in the Large Hadron Collider".

One of the well-established consequences of ciguatoxins' action is an increase in membrane Na+ permeability and excitability of most excitable cells [7].

Three seasons ago he was Miami's most exciting linebacker, but he was also their most excitable linebacker.

MEEK MILL The most excitable voice in hip-hop finally has something to be excited about besides appearing on other people's songs, or walking in the big footprints of his label boss, Rick Ross.

It always was a marriage made in fixture-planners' heaven; the most excitable neutral crowd of the World Cup watching what are traditionally some of the most exciting rugby players in the world.

Fox's two most excitable presenters, Beck and Bill O'Reilly, are spearheading the counterattack.

At just 22 and seeded No. 14 at the United States Open, Jerzy Janowicz may be the most exciting — and excitable — newcomer to men's tennis.

TRP channels are expressed in most non-excitable and excitable tissues and involved in many fundamental cellular functions such as Ca2+ signaling, contraction, proliferation, and cell death [ 9, 38].

In an article about Marina Tsvetaeva that appeared in The New Yorker in 1994, Claudia Roth Pierpont wrote that the poet had "the most peculiarly excitable and brilliant and perhaps the most individual style in twentieth-century Russian poetry".

As the dominant molecule acting in action potentials in most of excitable cells, Na+ channels (VGSCs) were deemed to be indispensable in the spontaneous and evoked action potentials of HCs (Marcotti et al., 2003).

This may be a consequence of the hippocampus's being one of the most electrically excitable parts of the brain.